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1 Segelschiff
n sailing ship ( oder vessel)* * *das Segelschiffsailing ship; sailing vessel* * *Se|gel|schiffntsailing ship or vessel* * *Se·gel·schiffnt sailing ship* * *das sailing ship* * ** * *das sailing ship* * *n.sailing ship n. -
2 Segler
m; -s, -1. sailor; einer Jacht: yachtsman2. (Segelschiff) sailing vessel3. (Segelflugzeug) glider4. Vogel: swift* * *der Segleryachtsman; sailor; sailer* * *Seg|ler I ['zeːglɐ]m -s, -1) (= Schiff) sailing vesselII ['zeːglɐ]1. m -s, -,Ség|le|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen(= Segelsportler) yachtsman/-woman, sailor* * *Seg·ler(in)1<-s, ->[ˈze:glɐ]m(f) yachtsman/yachtswomanSeg·ler2<-s, ->[ˈze:glɐ]m2. (Segelflugzeug) glider\Segler der Lüfte bird sailing on currents of air4. ZOOL swift* * *der; Seglers, Segler1) (Schiff) sailing-ship or -vessel2) (Sportler) yachtsman* * *1. sailor; einer Jacht: yachtsman2. (Segelschiff) sailing vessel3. (Segelflugzeug) glider4. Vogel: swift* * *der; Seglers, Segler1) (Schiff) sailing-ship or -vessel2) (Sportler) yachtsman* * *- m.sailer n.yachtsman n.(§ pl.: yachtsmen) -
3 Fahrzeug
* * *das Fahrzeugwheeler; vehicle; craft* * *Fahr|zeugnt pl - zeugevehicle; (= Luftfahrzeug) aircraft; (= Wasserfahrzeug) vessel* * *das1) ((plural craft) a boat or ship: sailing craft.) craft2) (any means of transport on land, especially on wheels, eg a car, bus, bicycle etc.) vehicle* * *Fahr·zeug<-s, -e>nt vehicle* * *das vehicle; (LuftFahrzeug) aircraft; (WasserFahrzeug) vessel* * *gesperrt für Fahrzeuge aller Art closed to all traffic* * *das vehicle; (LuftFahrzeug) aircraft; (WasserFahrzeug) vessel* * *-e n.craft n.vehicle n.vessel n.
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